in the marketplace and if you pay even more you get spoon fed to you inside information from michael bloomberg was there the mayor of new york who's of course overseeing the new york fed who of course is involved goldman j.p. morgan and the federal reserve bank of washington dispensing inside information illegally bloomberg is involved in legal conspiracy that's not conspiracy theory that's conspiracy fact it's all siding to bloomberg bloomberg being of course now running for president supposedly lining things up where is he getting that money oh i get it it's inside information which he will of course try to legalize to cover his butt at the end of the article there's a quote it's going to be awfully tough to identify the source of the leak in this case because of course it's always awfully difficult to prove insider trading twenty eight nations were involved so a whole lot of people knew this ahead of time well the see if you see another regulator's they don't have the money to pay for. the subscription on bloomberg to show you who's trading on inside information they're bankrupt purposely o

michael bloomberg bloomberg or jamie di minaj and p. morgan these are the new honda the new honda remember the hunt back in the seventy's a totally screwed up in a country where the troika is the new one would be the other thing about this oil dump on to the markets is that obama now gets to claim that he's tough on speculators all those speculators driving up the cost of oil and gasoline well of course only speculators only these top guys these hedge funds these oil traders make money on the downside right contango why the release of oil from the s.p.r. is a doomed idea by dumping sixty million barrels of oil on the market or saying they're going to announcing a head of time the price of oil has fallen. today in the market today not in the future now traders are able to buy this oil cheap from the u.s. government from the japanese government from the south korean government france and germany they're able to buy it today at this ninety dollars price of w t i a hundred ten dollars price for brant they will to buy that and sell it back t

. >> a big supporter of same- sex marriages and the new york city mayor michael bloomberg to reach out give and to sway lawmakers. he is an independent. the new york archbishop timothy is trying to get them to sway the bill. the last time i consulted and at less he rides, it is clear that we live in new york in the united states of america, not china or north korea. it has unleashed are also weighing in, former new york giants and david tyree has joined the fight against same-sex marriages. >> if this comes fourth, this will be the beginning of our country sliding towards, this is a strong word, but anarchy. >> now here's a to a strong quarter rate you visited the capitol to lobby for it. unlike previous attempt to lobby for same-sex marriage, the campaign is closer than it has ever been. it is getting a significant amount of money from an unexpected source, republicans and conservatives. among the group that is fighting to pass the bill, the human rights campaign. >> we have been able to raise a lot of money it from the republicans. we saw it on do not ask, did not tell. >> the center

he was considered a possible front runner to succeed new york mayor michael bloomberg in 2013. >>> governor brown sending lawmakers back to the drawing board today. he has vetoed the budget passed by democrats just yesterday by lawmakers. >> that's right. mike luery is in sacramento with more. what's going on? >> >> reporter: very surprising announcement the veto just 24 hours -- less than 24 hours since the democrats pass what they said was a balanced budget yesterday. but the governor has said from the beginning he wants a budget with no gimmicks allowed and this one had plenty. in fact, one of the gimmicks a plan to sell state office buildings and lease them back, many of those buildings in sacramento, others in san francisco, and the democrats pencilled in $1 .2 billion worth of revenue. but brown blocked that sale earlier this year saying it does not add up for taxpayers and there are many other problems with the budget, too. so the governor took out his vito pen and delivered this message on youtube. >> i am vetoing today because i don't want to see more billions in borrowing, legal m

until this month, congressman weiner was considered a front-winner to succeed new york mayor michael bloomberg. now he says, scott, he'll look for other ways to utilize his talents. >> pelley: nancy, give us some perspective on who anthony weiner was in congress. is there going to be any affect on the nation's business now that he's gone? >> reporter: well, he didn't really have a record, scott, for crafting legislation. in fact, he was often criticized for talking more about the issues on television than actually working on them behind the scenes, but he was an effective pit bull for liberal causes and, in that capacity, he did help get some controversial legislation passed. >> pelley: thanks, nancy. for a while last night it looked as if the entire city of vancouver had lost its mind. a riot broke out moments after the hometown canucks lost the deciding game of the stanley cup finals to boston. cars were flipped over and set on fire. stores were looted. 150 people were treated at hospitals and hundreds of arrests were made. the mayor of vancouver called the rioters "organized hoodlums," ther

streets of new york concerned citizens are speaking out against the latest proposals from mayor michael bloomberg proposals that could leave even more people unemployed as they see it in the shed light on what's being called bloomberg ville. this summer the u.s. media is buzzing with these burning hot stories that you missed to hear or see even believe you me you do not want to see if it's true what's the relationship like between casey and her parents and how is it now that she's accusing her father of sexual abuse the masterminds of big t.v. networks are new deep in this historic news coverage who could believe that congressman weiner's pictures or not pictures could be the number one story on capitol hill sixty tweets of a congressman are being stretched to the likes of the lewinsky scandal i did not have sexual relations with that woman. who was looking right at me when he said that and every detail is getting sucked out of a child murder case she's looking. she looks pale in the fray are with her here back in a ponytail at a cheerleader. meanwhile new york city has seen the small town of its

. >> democratic judge andrew cuomo is the leading a push to legalize same-sex marriage, michael bloombergt reached out to new yorkers trying to get them to sway the lawmakers. the catholic new york archbishop is trying to sway the lawmakers to oppose the bill. he compares it to communist nations dictating think like family size. >> the last time i consulted and alice, ages clear that we live in you as not china, or north korea. athletes are also weighing in, former new york giants football player david tyree has joined the fight against same-sex marriage. >> if this does come fourth, this will be the beginning of our country sliding towards, it is a strong word, but anarchy. >> the he isn't a vocal supporter here and he visited the capitol to lobby for a period now this campaign is stronger than it has ever been it is being a significant amount of money from an unexpected source, republicans and conservatives. among the group trying to pass this are the human rights campaign. it >> we are getting a huge support from republicans. we saw this on don't ask don't tell. >> the bill's fate rest

and weighing in, michael bloomberg. number of issues and he was asked about his reaction to the congressman's resignation. let's take a listen. >> he's got to talk to his family and decide what is right for the country and what is right for his family and what is right for himself and make a decision. i think that the fact that it looks like he is addressing the issue today, one way or another, and i don't know what he is going to do, is a positive step. you cannot let it go on and on because it's a diversion away from the important things that this country has to deal with. >> new york mayor, michael bloomberg, weighing in on this. i want to bring in our senior political editor, mark preston. >> anthony weiner, he was the one who a lot of people saw in new york as potentially the frontrunner for bloomberg's job as new york mayor. what do we make of weiner's future now? >> well, that's a great question. it's a question we cannot answer right now, suzanne, because we have seen politicians embroiled in sex scandals who ha

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michael r. bloomberg i really am honored to be this year's gw consents and speaker, even though i hear that i was your -- commencement speaker, even though i hear that was your second choice after charlie sheen. [laughter] apparently he was already booked warlock convention. locked -- i was excited when i got the invitation. i was hoping he was inviting me to stay the night that his legendary farm. not that i'm saying he is full of sheep. i want to be clear about that. i decided not to stay overnight even though some student did offer to grant me his single for $10,000. he said that was half of what he got for the inauguration weekend. i know this is a bittersweet day for all of you who are graduating. it will not be easy to leave a place where you could rub a hippo's knows, breakdowns with big george,

the current mayor, michael bloomberg, had this take today. >> it's hard to believe, given the coveragel of the press has given this situation that any voters in his district aren't familiar with the situation, what happened or whatever. and they will have an opportunity to express themselves in one year and four months from now. in the meantime, you know, i keep saying, this country has lots of very big problems that maybe we should all focus on and congress should certainly get back to work and focus on. >> the mayor mentioned the election is more than a year away. mary snow you had a chance to interact with some of those constituents just today. what was their vote? >> reporter: really mixed across the board, john. there's some constituents who worry that there's going to be another shoe to drop and that anthony weiner will have no choice but to leave office. there are others who say, look. other politicians have survived scandals. he can, too. hang in tight. and others who say they're really just so shocked, he's been such a popular congressman in this district. they say they're ang

. >> suarez: new york mayor michael bloomberg visited one of the city's 400 cooling centers and urged caution. >> it's a good time to stop in on a neighbor, particularly someone who is old and living by themselves, and say, "i just want to make sure you're cool enough. and you can go to a mall, you can go to the movies, you can go to a cooling center." >> suarez: others took time off and swarmed beaches inew rsey. readings were on track to break 100 in philadelphia this week, where sticky air smeared the skies with haze. some schools in the northeast planned to close early for a second day so students wouldn't have to suffer. >> it's really, really hot. it's, like, 100 degrees and the classrooms are baking. >> suarez: for others, like these construction workers in virginia, there was no reprieve from the heat. >> today, we got a little breeze, but it's still hot. it's real hot. >> suarez: still, forecasters said there was some relief was on the way. a cold front was expected to move into the midwest tonight, and then head east. >> we take a closer look now at the heat wave and what re

remember in 2009 michael bloomberg's campaign had applied a lot of pressure on anthony weiner throughery unflattering press coverage and he ultimately withdrew from that race. >> well, the ethics investigation, doesn't that speak volumes about where the democrats are on this? they're not touching this guy with a ten-foot pole right now. you don't see anybody saying he's a great guy we're standing behind him. i think there is back channel talk going on that they want him to step aside and be done with the story. there is only one person that can end this story and that is anthony weiner. why doesn't he just resign and then come back and run again? >> you know, it's amazing that what he said today was he only told his wife this morning about these developments, which tells you that on some level all the denying, all the excuses, all the lying he had done was really starting at a place very close to home for him. if he resigns and then comes back will this become an issue?g for an election going before voters having any kind of conversation in the public in the near future without somebo

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alisyn: new york city mayor michael bloomberg also giving his take on this scandal suggesting that everyone should stay focused on more pressing issues and leave the congressman's future in voter's hands. >> it's up to the constituents. listen, it's time to get back to the serious business in this country. we have problems with our budget, with the immigration , the world around us has a lot of wars going on and revolutions. time to get back and focus on the serious things. alisyn: what bloomberg says is significant because weiner was considered a favorite to succeed bloomberg as mayor in 2013. he lost his last bid for mayor back in 2005. bill: he had a war chest built up, today -- too, about $5 million. for context, we have reported on at least 15 sex scandals by active members of congress in the past 30 years. that's about one every two years but in new york alone there have been a number of lawmakers involved in those scandals, chris lee, looking for women on kra*eugs lis, posting a picture of himself without a shirt, he resigned within hours, congressman eric massa resigned in the face

pointing out, he was really the front-runner to become the next mayor of new york city after michael bloombergember of house of representatives can draw a media crowd like this unless it's something sad or tragic or scandalous, like this. he was a rising star. mary just mentioned he was on the city council, a protege of senator chuck schumer of new york, someone who like anthony weiner can be combative and made a name for himself sparring with republicans. anthony weiner tried to fall into that suit. very compartive, sometimes abrasive and drew a lot of fans. many of the conversations with these women online started after they saw him on television and reached out to compliment him and said thanks for fighting the good fight when they would see him on the television taking issue with the republicans and defending the democratic agenda. he did get a name for himself in his city, district and state and also nationally and he also made enemies within his own caucus, speaker pelosi, didn't have a good communication strategy, not fighting the fight right and at a time when this forced him out where

. >>> weiner had been considered a likely candidate for mayor of new york, when mayor michael bloombergly steps down. that led reporters to ask the current mayor what he thinks about anthony weiner's new admission: >> mayor, you know anthony weiner is a pretty smart guy. do you think he can continue to run for this -- >> it's up to the constituents. look, this is time to get back to the serious business in this country. we have problems with our budget, with immigration, the world around us has a lot of wars going on and revolutions. time to get back and focus on the serious things. martha: and again, that texas woman you heard from in eric's report, the one who revealed her own steamy online relationship with weina, forced his mea culpa yesterday. skwro*eupb sean hannity, eastern time on fox. >>> a showdown is heating up between a close political aleye of president obama and the federal government. massachusetts governor duval patrick is refusing to endorse the secure communities program which we've talked about here quite a bit. it's meant to help identify and deport violent illegal i

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new york city mayor michael bloomberg speaks to graduates of george washington university from the national mall in washington. this is 15 minutes. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, i give you our commencement speaker, dr. michael r. bloomberg. [applause] >> well, good morning, everyone. and thank you, president, for that kind introduction. i really am honored to be this year's gw commencement speaker even though i hear i was your second choice. [laughter] >> after charlie sheen. [laughter] >> apparently he was already booked to speak at a war lock convention. [laughter] >> seriously, i was very excited when i got a call from president knaap from inviting me. i was hoping he was inviting me to stay the night at his legendary sheep farm, not that i'm saying president knaap is full of sheep. i just want to be clear about that. although ultimately i decided not to stay overnight, even though some enterprising students did offer to rent me his single hensley for $10,000. [laughter] >> he said that was half of what he got for the inauguration weekend. [laughter] >> now, i know this is a bitter

also in new york state, michael bloomberg, kirsten julebrand, amazing people who have been in albany for a month now day in and day out, working on this. so there are a lot of heroes tonight. but this is truly a historic moment for our movement tonight. >> and you have no doubt it is going to pass? >> i have no doubt it is going to pass. third time's the charm. we're here. >> you've been very cautious over the last several nights. >> i've been very hopeful. but it's albany and you never know. but we now have 32 senators. senator soland is a highly respected man of honor. he spoke movingly tonight about how he wished his parents were here because they taught him to treat others as you would want to be treated. . he made sure to have his wife in the chamber with him to celebrate this moment. this is a day and it's a day that is long overdue in the lives of families. and it's going to show americans that families are helped and no one is hurt. no one is going to lose anything today. we're all going to gain. because families are going to be strengthened and america's values are upheld. >

. >> that was new york city mayor michael bloomberg on the goldman sachs initiative.duation today. joining us mayor mitch landrieu, warren buffett, cochairman of the advisory council and kendyl washington, owner of safe spot pest control, who will be graduating from the 10,000 small business program today. mayor, i'll start with you. i take it 10,000 small businesses is making a difference, and contending is a perfect example of how. >> no question about it. first of all, i want to thank goldman sachs, and mr. buffett as well. contending will graduate today with 30 other small business owners. each of them have taken advantage of the capital that's available. in an economy that's struggling, really building businesses, has been a great asset. i think today will be exciting, and we're very happy for him. >> it's amazing how his family was able to pull together, but warren, with all things you could be spending your time on, why did you focus on this initiative? and the choice of new orleans was in part because of you. why new orleans? >> to take your first question, it

we are so busy and distracted, in fact, we did not even realize that michael bloomberg has been mayor even know. and even though everyone here in dc seems totally obsessed with wienergate, in new york where he is actually our congressman, we don't even know who he is. most new yorkers will tell you that anthony wiener is probably some kind of butcher shop in little italy. we don't have time for wiener gate. but new yorkers are also incredibly tough. mr. trump knows that, too. we hear, you cannot do that, and say watch me. we look at the whole rather world trade center used to be and say just try it again, we dare you. lucky for mr. trump's real- estate ventures, we look at the economy and say, what is this? there is a resilience and sense of the danger that a new yorker has. it is their resilience and sense of adventure that have defined to donald trump is. he is an entrepreneur, a capitalist, a businessman, a deal maker, a television star, and the board room showman. he is also a father, a husband, a patriot, and a proud american. he is an ardent defender of free enterprise, free mar

. >> a jacket from michael jackson is up for grabs. jane king has the bloomberg business report. tony pann and i are fighting over who is going to go for this jacket. >> we will say. walmart walmartample's -- 4.ering apple's iphone yearoes require pa two- contract. apple has introduced a new version of their iphone each june. promotion ends on july 1. we had several days of selling. wooded retreat yesterday on concerns about the u.s. economy -- we did retreat yesterday. recalls for sudden acceleration problems. there was a hearing yesterday. a judge said some of those claims could be dismissed. the red and black michael jackson jacket being auctioned. it was signed by the king of pop. it could sell for $400,000. his motown special gloves so for $350,000. a pretty penny. i'm jane king reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. back to you. >> you may find one in your closet tucked away. >> there is evidence that unemployment is correlated to bad grades. >> the ripple effect of the economy is amazing. boils down to money. more about that in the next hour. >> it has to be related to stress. >>

michael jackson's thriller jacket is up for sale. more on that in my next report. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, reporting for abc 7 news. >> you have to get that. >> that is so exciting. i am sure it will not nearly enough, what i have, but i used to have a little thrill ejected when i was a kid. i loved its and wanted to wear it all the time. -- a little thriller jacket. >>> 67 degrees outside. >> still to come -- >> people get killed and robbed, you just can trust it. >> a d.c. neighborhood is raising the red flag about robbers who look at victims online. >> tonight there's a big party of the white house. >> another heatwave, near >>> tuesday morning, not a bad start today. pretty nice out there. temperatures in the low to mid 60's. up here 50's northwest of town. that indicates dew points are mainly in the upper 50's. 61 in bowie, 62 in gaithersburg 65 in alexandria, 68 in the district of wisconsin nabokov. -- off wisconsin avenue. the vast majority of us will see an increase in the clouds this midday and this afternoon. hot and humid tomorrow and thursday near 100

bloomberg after the bell report. >> the why is it so difficult to refinance manufactured homes? i'm michael finney. your consumer questions, answered, up next. >> then, later on abc 7 at 5:00, extra restaurant charge because a customer asked to hold the ice. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. shows your pet you care by unleashing a complete killing force against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complete is that it breaks the flea life cycle killing adults, eggs and larvae. and it keeps killing fleas and ticks all month long. that's why it's the #1 choice of vets for their pets, and yours. unleash a complete killing force in every dose of frontline plus. >>> okay, welcome back, everyone. it's 4:49 this, is a look at commute traffic on the skyway. other carrow rin calls it down right ugly this, is a a lot of congregs, people head to the peninsula or to the bay bridge. both look b

michael jackson's thriller jacket is up for sale. and more people are looking to use the ipad at work as well. >> ellen has more from bloomberg headquartersyork. >> will talk about the jacket in a moment. first, the u.s. air force is testing the apple ipad. it maythis follows alaska airlines moved to a quilt wi -- to equip its pilots with the ipad because it is lightweight. the interior department has moved to get more tablets computer. let's look and how the markets are shaping up. future is our up higher after a long string of losses for the dow jones and s&p. if you want to own a piece of pop culture now's your chance. the red and black michael jackson's thriller jacket teacher at an auction being held starting june 25 in california. it was signed by the king of pop himself. the gallery expected to go for around $200,000 to $400,000. his infamous motown special political of sold in 2009 for $350,000. the glove from his sport last year sold for $330,000, a pretty penny for a piece of history. reporting for abc 7 news. >> thank you. that is a little out of my budget. i will keep the one i have from back in the day. >> did you have curly